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What is An Evidence-Based Take?

by Paige Alliston

Last update 4 days ago

When exploring the resources in the media library, you may notice videos that are called evidence-based takes (or EBTs). These cover a wide variety of topics including pregnancy and type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes remission, vaccinations and diabetes, diabetes and immunity, among others.

An EBT is a short snippet from a conversation with a diabetes content expert This can include someone who:

  • Works with people living with diabetes (i.e., a nurse, dietitian, social worker, endocrinologist, or diabetes specialist)
  • Does research in a certain area of diabetes
  • Has a good understanding of the best evidence on a diabetes-related topic

The conversation with a diabetes content expert focuses on questions that people with diabetes commonly ask healthcare professionals and researchers. This expert bases their answers on the best-quality evidence.

Like other types of short-form content, these videos are all short, making it easier than ever to watch a clip for information that you can take away from the conversation and apply to your daily life. Check out the EBT archive, join the Knowing Diabetes community today (signing up is completely free) and look for the EBTs in the media library that interest you!

About the author

Paige Alliston

Paige Alliston

Paige is a dietitian and PhD student with an interest in chronic disease management. Her PhD work focuses on testing knowledge mobilization strategies for people with diabetes using an online platform.

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